At the horizon, the sun bids farewell to the day, yet its glow is immortalized by time.
A philosophy that illuminates, a methodology that guides, and giving that rises to the rank of science.
The Philosophy of The Science of Benevolence
Through it, we innovate pioneering methods and effective concepts grounded in data processing, planning, and the feasibility of every project, aiming for optimal sustainability, greatest benefit, and a more tailored response to beneficiary needs.
Areas of Benevolence
His Royal Highness Prince Mutib bin Abdulaziz — may God have mercy on him — directed his generosity toward water that grants life, mosques that unite hearts, and initiatives that lift burdens from those in hardship. With the foundation's launch, these roots transformed into institutional pathways governed by The Science of Benevolence, ever expanding their circle of impact.
Water (Al-Suqya)
This domain springs from the importance of water in human life, supporting initiatives that enhance the efficiency of water services, expand their reach, and facilitate access for beneficiaries in the locations and times of greatest need.
+2M Beneficiaries
Mosques
This domain springs from the role of the mosque in the lives of individuals and communities, supporting initiatives that enhance its readiness, sustain its services, and deepen its spiritual and social impact — so it remains a sanctuary filled with worship and a destination that gathers people in goodness.
For Future Generations
Debts and Diyya
This domain extends to supporting eligible cases for debt settlement and diyya payment, governed by standards that uphold justice and consider need — contributing to relieving beneficiaries and enabling them to regain stability and continue their lives with peace of mind.
A New Beginning
Acts of Righteousness and Public Benefit
This domain opens wider horizons for giving by supporting initiatives and community opportunities with sustainable impact — contributing to maximizing benefit, enhancing quality of life, and extending the reach of giving to broader segments of society.
Multiple Initiatives